jaarverslag_2020_corr.pdf
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… of access to University buildings most work (with the exception of essential lab work and face-to-face patient research) was done at home, and everyone missed the direct contact with colleagues and students. To make up for this, the divisions set up online social gatherings and moved the regular seminar series to online formats as well. The collaborative work in our different research groups actually progressed well and was, again, recognized and rewarded by a high level of grant capture from both … and we look forward to working with him on new assessment tools for clinical outcomes in the broad range of diseases that are within the remit of MHeNs. Naturally we had fewer teaching and training events than normally, but the 14th MHeNs workshop “Topics in Translational Neuroscience - Neurodegeneration: a vascular perspective”, organized by Sebastian Foulquier and Jos Prickaerts, did go through on 15 September in a hybrid format. In that brief window of relaxation in September 2020 we … more often. However, even mild strokes have long-term consequences such as fatigue, cognitive and emotional problems, which influence societal participation. Integrated care pathways are needed to ensure people with stroke receive the care they need when they need it. The Limburg Brain Injury Center aims to improve the quality of life of people with brain injury and their families by health care innovation and evaluation: development of outcome measures, and evaluation of clinical and cost- …